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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1910
Page
7
W H Dully & Co at 102 West Main Street touts America’s best manufacturers as the only shoes worth selling. The promotion emphasizes value and quality, claiming their products are 106 cheaper in the end by choosing the best.
Let Us Reason You and I advertises eye night specialists offering refractive examinations, eyeglass fabrication, and frame fitting. The notice promotes Fridays from 4 to 8 pm at the St James Hotel with a permanent address at 426 Hallam Street, Pa.
Unfavorable weather shifts plans for the Park dance at Shot ton's Hall. Funeral services for Mr A Bush will be private at Wright Street home. Street railway expansion pending Jamestown council approval. Cora Heywang hosted a porch party on Franklin Street. Lightning struck a Piccadilly Hill barn but caused no fire. Meth Episcopal church convokes annual session at Franklin with pastors from Corry attending. Masons invite families to basket picnic at Recreation Park tomorrow. Stephen Morn gets a new Cadillac. Bradford bid awarded for Fedora vesting project costing about 6000 dollars. Mrs J O Baker heads to Washington for a government printing office position. Townestown resume-building era noted with new factories and docks. Population projected to 40,000 by 1920. Storewide Labor Day clearance sale advertised for September 6. German War era tale of Canandaigua Lake brewery and alcohol-tainted carp. All stores to close for Labor Day. Women's auxiliary of the M H Church meets tomorrow at 2 pm. Deeds rewarded in August, six dozen noted. Dunns injured in automobile crash progressing at hospital. Fire department adds new boxes. Moline Steel plant incident. Cambridge Spring tinery to cease operations. Warren County G W G U convention at Spring Creek with Miss Lillian Phelps as speaker. New York trip for fall merchandise planned. Willard Baxter obituary and burial. Vermilalia rail fare changes set for October 1. Primary Sunday School meeting notes and Rose Cronin burns at Cony Hospital. Young Richard M matches survives treatment after accidental medicine dose. Chautauqua season praised as most successful yet with cosmopolitan attendance.
Reports from Burlington to Florence and near Hartford describe Pennsylvania Railroad trains killing four horses and smashing two farm wagons at grade crossings. The incident notes rivers flowed elsewhere while a separate talk on livestock concerns arises amid broader regional unrest.
Succop and family returned to Pitsburg after visiting Lake Pleasant. Residents and visitors attended gatherings including a birthday party for Mim Elta War Holy Who Was 99. Milks Ually Ketchum and others traveled from Pindly Lake. Names include W. Owen and family, Branko Williams, H W Klein, Maude Long, Adam Weber, and John Applebee.
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